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Shark rams into S.E.A. Aquarium worker's face during feeding time
Posted on 25 July 2015 | 2,039 views | 2 comments
Tourists at the S.E.A Aquarium. When TNP visited the aquarium at about 5pm yesterday, it was business as usual. PHOTO: THE NEW PAPER
A worker at the S.E.A Aquarium at Resorts World Sentosa was injured and sent to the hospital after a shark suddenly rammed its snout into his face.
The bump on the aquarist's left cheek was severe enough to draw blood. He is believed to have been feeding the marine animals inside the Open Ocean aquarium when the incident happened at about 3.30pm. reports The New Paper.
An RWS spokesman said in a statement: "An aquarist at our S.E.A Aquarium suffered from a minor laceration on his left cheek while attending to the marine animals. He has received treatment at the hospital. We take utmost priority in ensuring the safety of our team members and have strict safety guidelines in place."
The aquarist was treated at Singapore General Hospital and has since been discharged.
Shark rams into S.E.A. Aquarium worker's face during feeding time
Posted on 25 July 2015 | 2,039 views | 2 comments
Tourists at the S.E.A Aquarium. When TNP visited the aquarium at about 5pm yesterday, it was business as usual. PHOTO: THE NEW PAPER
A worker at the S.E.A Aquarium at Resorts World Sentosa was injured and sent to the hospital after a shark suddenly rammed its snout into his face.
The bump on the aquarist's left cheek was severe enough to draw blood. He is believed to have been feeding the marine animals inside the Open Ocean aquarium when the incident happened at about 3.30pm. reports The New Paper.
An RWS spokesman said in a statement: "An aquarist at our S.E.A Aquarium suffered from a minor laceration on his left cheek while attending to the marine animals. He has received treatment at the hospital. We take utmost priority in ensuring the safety of our team members and have strict safety guidelines in place."
The aquarist was treated at Singapore General Hospital and has since been discharged.
